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Huh, seems that the door feels weak too. Better check into this. |
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I found that the right rear has been replaced at one time. This is good but the front sure isn't going to last very long looking like this. I sure as hell don't want to be driving down the road and and have the body fall down on the road. Got to fix this too ;-) |
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Hmm...This sure won't work. |
Crap,
Look at this. Not looken good here, this needs fixed too. |
This
was not easy to get out. What did they do, build the RV around the step,
Wow. Lots of sheet metal on the back and sides of this. |
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Looks
as the top part is ok, but I am here so I may as well rip it all off
and do it right. I even rebuilt the battery box. |
Heard the expression, No Step, Har. You could stand on the ground and close the door, If I it was still on ;-) |
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There. That will work, Good and Solid with a new door frame too. That batter box is sure not going anywhere soon. Good old Gorilla Glue. |
Now I can Jump on this sucker, All 218 lbs and it doesn't move. I think this will work. (Yes, thats right, 218lbs) |
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Well
now. The whole Right side is now done, solid as a rock, sealed, undercoated,
yep, I am ready to go back and work on the rear end |
Boy, that was dumb. It seems as there is a little lip at the entrance of the door. Just something for me to trip on it seems. Hey, I can build a little Hidey box and put on the first step. Now, what can I hide under it ;-) |
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